



About a year and a half ago, and over a bottle of wine enjoying the peace of finally making friends with my crazy neighbor, I impulsively hired her to do a painting. She delivered it this evening. It's about eight feet long and 30 pounds with the frame.
And I'm in love with it.
I think it might also be tax deductible.
2 comments:
Ooh, I love it, too! Nice.
so cool! i've always wanted to commission someone to make some art for me. i've also wanted to commission a ballet to V. Morrison's Astral Weeks, but that's another story. if you ask me, there are few better ways to spend your money than original art(w/ travel offering up some stiff competition i.f.f. you have to make a choice).
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